Spring soccer is winding down in some corners of the country, and with summer drawing close, a new 2023 Division I season isn’t too far away.
International additions are still on the horizon for major programs. With that and transfers still making an impact on the latest women’s Division I Recruiting Rankings, here is a look at the Top 35 classes as of April 2023.
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1. North Carolina (1)
Commitments: F Melina Rebimbas (PDA – No. 3), D Evelyn Shores (Tophat SC – No. 7), D Savannah King (Slammers FC HB Koge – No. 10), F Mia Oliaro (NC Courage – No. 16), F Olivia Thomas (Michigan Hawks – No. 17), GK Abby Gundry (NC Courage – No. 26), F Ella Smith (Charlotte Independence SC)
Another strong class is heading to Chapel Hill this year, with youth national team veterans Rebimbas, King and Gundry.
2. Stanford* (2)
Commitments: M Mia Bhuta (Internationals SC – No. 4), M Shae Harvey (Slammers FC HB Koge – No. 13), F Erica Grilione (Davis Legacy – No. 25), M Joelle Jung (MVLA – No. 31), F Maryn Wolf (San Diego Surf – No. 147), GK Alyssa Savig (Placer United SC)
Losing Alyssa Thompson to a pro opportunity is a huge blow, though the Cardinal still have added a stacked class. Bhuta and Harvey should be able to come in and play right away. It’s an elite reinforcement in the midfield for sure.
3. Florida State (3)
Commitments: D Maggie Taitano (San Diego Surf – No. 8), D Amelia Van Zanten (Eclipse Select – No. 20), F Jordynn Dudley (United Futbol Academy – No. 23), M Peyton Nourse (Colorado Rush – No. 30)
Transfers: M Taylor Huff (Tennessee), M Claire Rain (Tennessee), F Lily Farkas (Michigan)
The Seminoles are knocking on the door for the No. 2 class. Dudley was recently called into youth national team camp. The Tennessee duo of Huff and Rain should fit in seamlessly.
